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Thank you @shahzeenfarooq.

So why not the same behaviour for Billing Address? Asking for it in the payment sheet, and sending a billingaddresschange event…

Why on one hand (Shipping) we ask for it in the payment sheet, and on the other (Billing) waiting for the checkout form to be filled?

Because, moreover, when taxes are set to be calculated based on the billing address, the Express Checkout bloc does never show on the Checkout page, even after entering the billing address.

So basically, Express Checkout is never usable in this case. This has to be clear from the beginning (Express checkout not checkable when taxes are calculated on the billing address + Warning when the tax calculation base is changed from the admin area)

Hi @shahzeenfarooq

So I did everything again. Here are the steps to reproduce it:

On a fresh install, enable these plugins:

• WooCommerce (Skip guided setup, and set the shop country to Estonia)
• WooCommerce Stripe Gateway (Connect it to a Stripe test account)

• WooCommerce
  • Home (checklist)
    • Customize your store > Start designing > Go back (just to mark the item as done)
    • Collect sales tax > Under Stripe, click “I don’t charge sales tax”
  • Settings
    • General
      • Shipping location(s): Disable shipping & shipping calculations

Create a simple product (set only the title and price) and publish it –> URL: /?product=test

Launch Your Store

Apple Pay & GPay buttons appear everywhere (product page, cart, checkout)

Now,

• WooCommerce
  • Settings
    • General
      • Check “Enable taxes”
    • Tax
      • Calculate tax based on: Customer billing address

Apple Pay & GPay buttons disappeared.

WC Status Report: https://pastebin.com/YC2qXKvB

I kept the test site open (no htpasswd) so you can check