Use invoice address of logged in customer for tax calculation #2254
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Assume we have a store with base country DE:
And we have tax rule 19% VAT for country Germany and 0% VAT for all other countries:
Initially without being logged-in the taxes shown on the website will be based on the store's base country. This is correct.
But when the client logs in, we already know his default address. In the checkout this gets used anyway but not when browsing through the site. On the site we still see taxes based on the store's base country.
With this PR the logged-in customer's address will get used for displaying taxes also when browsing the shop.