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PR #84792 changed the "Reimbursable" (outOfPocket) row visibility condition from checking for the presence of non-reimbursable expenses to simply checking !!reimbursableSpend. Since reimbursableSpend is always > 0 for any normal reimbursable expense, the Reimbursable row now appears anytime the breakdown section is visible — including when the breakdown is only triggered by tax or billable amounts. This causes a redundant "Reimbursable" row showing the same value as "Total".

This PR reverts the outOfPocket row condition in both components to match Classic (OD) behavior, as directed by JmillsExpensify in this comment:

  • MoneyReportView.tsx: show: !!reimbursableSpendshow: !!nonReimbursableSpend
  • MoneyRequestReportTransactionList.tsx: shouldShow: !!reimbursableSpendshouldShow: shouldShowExpenseReportBreakDown

The Reimbursable row now only appears when there are non-reimbursable expenses (a genuine split), while the companySpend fix from PR #84792 is preserved.

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$ #84968
PROPOSAL: #84968 (comment)

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  1. Go to a workspace chat where taxes are enabled
  2. Create a single reimbursable expense with a non-zero tax rate (e.g., 5%)
  3. Open the expense report
  4. Verify the "Reimbursable" row does not appear in the breakdown (only Tax should appear)
  5. Create a second expense and toggle it to non-reimbursable
  6. Verify both "Reimbursable" and "Non-reimbursable" rows now appear in the breakdown
  7. Toggle the second expense back to reimbursable
  8. Verify only the Tax row remains in the breakdown
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

No offline-specific behavior changes — this is a purely visual/conditional rendering fix that depends on local report data already available in Onyx.

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Web: Tested via automated browser testing

Scenario 1 — Single reimbursable expense with 5% tax: breakdown shows only Tax row, no redundant "Reimbursable" row.

Scenario 2 — Mixed reimbursable + non-reimbursable expenses: both "Reimbursable" and "Non-reimbursable" rows correctly appear alongside Tax row.

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Reverts the outOfPocket row visibility condition from PR #84792 to match
Classic (OD) behavior: the Reimbursable row only shows when there are
non-reimbursable expenses, not whenever reimbursableSpend > 0.

Co-authored-by: Roji Philip <rojiphil@users.noreply.github.com>
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I created this PR from an upstream branch since I don't have push access to your fork.

To take ownership of this branch and be able to push updates, run:

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Then you can close this PR and open a new one from your fork.

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The failing check (test (job 7)) is unrelated to this PR's changes.

Failing test: tests/ui/components/IOURequestStepConfirmationPageTest.tsx — "should route unreported distance expense to requestMoney and skip createDistanceRequest"

Error: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'GRANTED') at __mocks__/react-native-permissions.ts:11

Analysis: The mock file imports RESULTS from react-native-permissions/dist/commonjs/permissions, but that module only exports PERMISSIONS. RESULTS is actually exported from react-native-permissions/dist/commonjs/results. This causes RESULTS to be undefined, which then fails when accessing RESULTS.GRANTED.

Evidence this is unrelated:

  • This PR only changes visibility conditions in src/components/ReportActionItem/MoneyReportView.tsx and src/components/MoneyRequestReportView/MoneyRequestReportTransactionList.tsx
  • git diff main shows zero changes to __mocks__/react-native-permissions.ts or tests/ui/components/IOURequestStepConfirmationPageTest.tsx
  • The failure is in a completely different feature area (IOU request step confirmation / location permissions)

This appears to be a pre-existing flaky test issue with the react-native-permissions mock that is not consistently triggered.

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@MelvinBot Changes LGTM. Mark pr as ready for review

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<View style={[styles.dFlex, styles.alignItemsEnd, styles.gap2, styles.mb2, styles.flex1]}>
{[
{text: 'cardTransactions.outOfPocket', value: formattedOutOfPocketAmount, shouldShow: !!reimbursableSpend},
{text: 'cardTransactions.outOfPocket', value: formattedOutOfPocketAmount, shouldShow: shouldShowExpenseReportBreakDown},
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❌ CONSISTENCY-3 (docs)

The two files that render the expense breakdown section (MoneyReportView.tsx and MoneyRequestReportTransactionList.tsx) use different conditions for the same outOfPocket row visibility:

  • MoneyReportView.tsx (line 253): show: !!nonReimbursableSpend
  • MoneyRequestReportTransactionList.tsx (line 733): shouldShow: shouldShowExpenseReportBreakDown

While both aim to express "show the Reimbursable row when there are non-reimbursable expenses," they use different mechanisms. shouldShowExpenseReportBreakDown checks if any transaction is non-reimbursable (transaction-level check), while !!nonReimbursableSpend checks the aggregated monetary amount (amount-level check). These could diverge in edge cases (e.g., non-reimbursable expenses that net to zero). Since nonReimbursableSpend is already available in this file (line 180) and would be consistent with how the adjacent companySpend row works in both files, consider using !!nonReimbursableSpend here as well:

{text: 'cardTransactions.outOfPocket', value: formattedOutOfPocketAmount, shouldShow: !!nonReimbursableSpend},

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I think we can make this consistent with others
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Good call — using !!nonReimbursableSpend here makes both files consistent with each other and with the adjacent companySpend row. Updated in 6b37a8c.

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Android: HybridApp

Ran into build issues with android hybrid but I think it is fine to skip this as the changes here are not platform specific.

Android: mWeb Chrome
85117-mweb-chrome-001.mp4
iOS: HybridApp
85117-ios-hybrid-001.mp4
iOS: mWeb Safari
85117-mweb-safari-001.mp4
MacOS: Chrome / Safari
85117-web-chrome-001.mp4

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The failing check test (job 7) is unrelated to this PR.

Failing test: tests/ui/components/IOURequestStepConfirmationPageTest.tsxTypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'GRANTED')

Analysis: The error originates in __mocks__/react-native-permissions.ts:11 which imports RESULTS from react-native-permissions/dist/commonjs/permissions. However, that module only exports PERMISSIONSRESULTS is actually defined in react-native-permissions/dist/commonjs/results. This is a pre-existing bug in the mock file (last modified Nov 2025) that causes intermittent failures depending on Jest worker module cache state.

Evidence this is unrelated:

  • This PR only changes MoneyRequestReportTransactionList.tsx and MoneyReportView.tsx (2 lines total)
  • The failing test is about IOURequestStepConfirmation — a completely different component
  • The mock file is identical on main and this branch
  • The 5 most recent test runs on main all passed — confirming this is intermittent

The other failing check (checklist) is the PR Author/Reviewer Checklist which is not a code issue.

A re-run of the test job should resolve this. The underlying mock bug should be tracked separately.

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@MelvinBot Please address the comment here

Update the outOfPocket row shouldShow condition in
MoneyRequestReportTransactionList.tsx to use !!nonReimbursableSpend,
matching MoneyReportView.tsx and the adjacent companySpend row.

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@jjcoffee @parasharrajat please ignore the review request here. Thanks.

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@deetergp Changes LGTM and works well too.
Over to you. Thanks.

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The failing check is unrelated to this PR's changes.

Failing test: tests/ui/components/IOURequestStepConfirmationPageTest.tsx — "should route unreported distance expense to requestMoney and skip createDistanceRequest"

Error: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'GRANTED') at __mocks__/react-native-permissions.ts:11

Root cause: The mock file imports {PERMISSIONS, RESULTS} from react-native-permissions/dist/commonjs/permissions, but that module only exports PERMISSIONS. The RESULTS constant is in a separate file (react-native-permissions/dist/commonjs/results), so RESULTS is undefined and RESULTS.GRANTED throws. This is a pre-existing issue in the mock.

Why this is unrelated:

  • This PR only changes two files: MoneyReportView.tsx and MoneyRequestReportTransactionList.tsx (one line each)
  • The failing test does not import or test any code from those files
  • The mock file and test file are identical between this branch and main
  • The same mock bug exists on main — this appears to be a flaky/intermittent failure depending on test execution environment

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Fix Reimbursable row appearing when tax or billable triggers breakdown

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