Quote Originally Posted by Kevin205 View Post
That brings me to another question. I don't know whether it should be addressed here?

For example, if the customer’s primary address is in California, and the customer has two other addresses in their address book, one in California and another in Florida. If the customer changes the address from California to Florida at step 2 of 3 of checkout process, shouldn’t the California tax be eliminated?

In my case, when the address is changed to Florida, it is still charging the California tax.
I just realized that tax calculation is determined at step 1 of 3 of checkout process and NOT at step 2 of 3.

It works perfectly.

Sorry for that. Thank you.