Status of Board of Equalization's Proposed Rules & Regulations
As of June 4, 2026
The State Board of Equalization adopts, amends and repeals regulations to conform to statutory requirements or to implement, interpret or make specific statutes, court decisions, or case law. The following-listed regulations are currently in the process of adoption, amendment, or repeal.
Note: A public hearing is not required for amendments without regulatory effect (section 100).
If you have questions regarding these regulations you may call, fax, or email:
- Main Contact: Richard Moon, Chief Counsel, at 949-224-4830, email richard.moon@boe.ca.gov
- Designated Backup: David Lujan, Attorney, at 1-916-274-3530, email david.lujan@boe.ca.gov
- Submit Your Comments on Draft Regulations
- Fax: 1-916-285-0125
Register online to receive announcement of proposed regulatory change.
2022 Rulemaking Calendar| Reg. No. | Title | Public Hearing | Current Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5237 | The proposed amendments to Rule 5237 update subdivision (d) to reflect statutory changes to Revenue and Taxation Code sections 12977 and 32401 regarding the timing that Board determinations for amounts in excess of $50,000 must be available as a public record. |
N/A | The Office of Administrative Law approved this change without regulatory effect as meeting the requirements of California Code of Regulations, title 1, section 100 and filed the change with the Secretary of State on May 26 ,2026 |
| 135 | The proposed amendments to Rule 135 update subdivision (e)(5) to allow assessors to immediately destroy physical records required in the administration of the Homeowners' Exemption upon preservation in an electronic image format that provides access to the documents in a machine readable form pursuant to subdivision (e)(1) of the rule. Additionally, the amendments include nonsubstantive revisions to structure, syntax, grammar, and punctuation. |
N/A | The Office of Administrative Law approved this change without regulatory effect as meeting the requirements of California Code of Regulations, title 1, section 100 and filed the change with the Secretary of State on November 4, 2025. |