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fix: use per-owner address country to determine proof-of-address requirement for beneficial owners#92389

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Explanation of Change

The Documents page (proof-of-address upload) for beneficial owners in a GBP workspace was silently skipped when the owner's residential address country differed from the bank account country — for example, a GB-national with a US residential address on a GBP account.

Two defects fixed:

  1. getNeededDocumentsStatusForBeneficialOwner.tsisProofOfAddressNeeded only triggered for EUR workspaces or when isCopyOfIDNeeded was true (GBP + non-GB nationality). It never checked whether the beneficial owner's address country differed from the bank account country. Added a fourth parameter beneficialOwnerAddressCountry and an isAddressCountryMismatch flag (scoped to GBP) that is folded into isProofOfAddressNeeded.

  2. BeneficialOwnerDetailsFormPages.tsx — The skip-pages predicate derived the owner's address country via a manually-constructed Onyx key. This is now sourced from getValuesForBeneficialOwner, the shared utility already used by sibling components, removing duplicated key construction across three files (BeneficialOwnerDetailsFormPages, Confirmation, Documents).

Fixed Issues

$ #90494
PROPOSAL: #90494 (comment)

Tests

  1. Go to a GBP workspace → Bank account setup → Beneficial owners.
  2. Add a beneficial owner with a non-GB residential address (e.g., United States).
  3. Verify the Documents page is shown and proof-of-address upload is required.
  4. Add a beneficial owner with a GB residential address.
  5. Verify the Documents page is skipped (proof-of-address not required for a matching address country).
  6. Add a beneficial owner with a non-GB nationality (e.g., US national) on a GBP account.
  7. Verify the Documents page is shown (existing isCopyOfIDNeeded path still works).
  8. Repeat steps 2–3 on a EUR workspace and verify proof-of-address is always required regardless of address country (existing EUR path unchanged).
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

The beneficial owner form saves to Onyx draft — no online-only paths are affected. The address country value is read from the same draft key in all states.

QA Steps

  1. On staging, set up a GBP workspace with a bank account requiring beneficial owner details.
  2. Add a beneficial owner whose residential address country is different from the bank account country (e.g., US address on a GBP/UK account).
  3. Confirm the Documents step appears and proof-of-address upload is presented.
  4. Add a beneficial owner whose residential address country matches the bank account country (e.g., GB address on a GBP/UK account, non-GB nationality).
  5. Confirm the Documents step is skipped for proof-of-address (other document types such as proof-of-ownership still appear if required).
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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aswin-s added 7 commits June 2, 2026 22:22
…ess requirement

When a beneficial owner has UK citizenship but a non-UK residential
address (e.g. US), the Documents sub-step was incorrectly skipped
because the skip-pages predicate in BeneficialOwnerDetailsFormPages
only checked nationality, not residential address country.

Fixes two related defects:
1. BeneficialOwnerDetailsFormPages.tsx: tighten the GB skip condition
   to also require address country is GB (or unset). If the owner lives
   outside the UK, Documents must be shown regardless of citizenship.
2. getNeededDocumentsStatusForBeneficialOwner: add beneficialOwnerAddressCountry
   as a 4th param; set isProofOfAddressNeeded when address country ≠
   account country (address mismatch case).
3. Documents.tsx / Confirmation.tsx: read address country from draft
   and pass it to the utility function.

Fixes Expensify#90494
…ddress mismatch to GBP

- Replace inline DOCUMENTS skip condition with getNeededDocumentsStatusForBeneficialOwner
  so both the skip decision and document requirements stay in sync from a single source
- Scope isAddressCountryMismatch to GBP currency to match existing document requirement logic
…ource, guard comment, tests

- BeneficialOwnerDetailsFormPages: use country from getCurrencyForNonUSDBankAccount
  (includes achData fallback) instead of draft-only countryStepCountryValue
- Confirmation: read beneficialOwnerAddressCountry directly from draft key
  consistent with Documents.tsx instead of going through getValuesForBeneficialOwner
- getNeededDocumentsStatusForBeneficialOwner: add comment explaining the
  empty-string guard on accountCountry/beneficialOwnerAddressCountry
- Add unit tests for getNeededDocumentsStatusForBeneficialOwner covering
  all document flags and the new address-country mismatch parameter
…redundant Onyx subscription

- isAddressCountryMismatch now requires GBP currency, consistent with
  all other GBP-specific document requirements and the signer info analog
- BeneficialOwnerDetailsFormPages uses policyID prop directly for the
  policy lookup instead of subscribing to REIMBURSEMENT_ACCOUNT to
  re-derive it via achData.policyID
- Update test to assert CAD mismatch does not trigger proof of address
… nationality and address country

Eliminates three parallel manual per-owner key derivations by reading
nationality and country from the shared utility that already centralises
this logic. Removes unused SafeString/NATIONALITY/COUNTRY imports from
Confirmation.tsx and Documents.tsx.
@aswin-s aswin-s force-pushed the fix/90494-beneficial-owner-address-country branch from a346edc to 219c0fe Compare June 2, 2026 16:53
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