?>
> Exclusive of Tax
</li>
<li>
<input name="excluding_tax" value="off" type="radio" <?php
echo get_option('excluding_tax') == 'off' ? 'checked' : '';
?>
> Inclusive of Tax
</li>
</ul></div><?php
}
?>
<br> <legend class="ps_price_sub_options" style="display: inline-block;width: 25em;"><b>Tax Mapping<a href="https://www.linksync.com/help/woocommerce"><img style="margin-bottom:-4px;margin-left:4px" title="When syncing products, both QBO and WooCommerce have their own tax configurations - use these Tax Mapping settings to 'map' the QBO taxes with those in your WooCommerce store. Note that the mapping is used to specify the Tax Class for a product in WooCommerce, and the Sales tax for a product in QBO, depending on which Product Syncing Type you select. " src="../wp-content/plugins/linksync/img/help.png" height="16" width="16"></a></b></legend>
<p style="margin-left: 23px;" class="description ps_price_sub_options">To set the relevant tax rate for a product in WooCommerce.
</p> <?php
$taxes = $apicall->linksync_QuickBook_taxes();
$taxes_all = explode(',', get_option('tax_class'));
if (isset($taxes) && !empty($taxes)) {
if (!isset($taxes['errorCode'])) {
if (isset($taxes['taxes'])) {
?>
<div style="margin-left: 23px;">
<ul>
<legend class="ps_price_sub_options" style="display: inline-block;width: 20em; float: left"> <b>QBO Taxes</b></legend>
<legend class="ps_price_sub_options" style="display: inline-block;width: 5em; float: left">=></legend>
<legend class="ps_price_sub_options" style="display: inline-block;width: 25em; "><b>Woo-Commerce Tax Classes</b></legend>
<br><?php
$tax_classes_list = array_map("rtrim", explode("\n", get_option('woocommerce_tax_classes')));
$implode_tax['tax_name'][] = 'standard-tax';
foreach ($tax_classes_list as $value) {
$taxexplode = explode(" ", strtolower($value));