Karsino Miarso
Partner
Karsino joined MUC Consulting in 2001, after eight years of serving as a tax auditor at the Directorate General of Taxes (DGT).
He was graduated from the Indonesian State College of Accountancy (STAN) and completed his study in Universitas Indonesia as a Master of Islamic (Shari’ah) Economy and Finance. He also holds the highest Tax Consultant Certification (Brevet C) and tax proxy license in Tax Court. His taxation mastery is internationally recognized after he earned his Transfer Pricing Certification from Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT), United Kingdom.
With his expertise in taxation, Karsino is not only reliable in handling various clients’ problems from various industries but also qualified to teach at educational institutions and to be an instructor in various workshops and training of tax. His many innovations and ideas are expressed in various scientific papers and articles published in various media.
Karsino is also actively involved in the drafting of several tax laws, as well as being a speaker in taxation seminars and training.
Related Expert Insights
Karsino Miarso | Partner
Ex-Ante Approach in Transfer Pricing: A Critical Issue in Tax Audits
This article discusses the importance of consistent application of the ex-ante approach in transfer pricing analysis, in line with Regulation PMK 213/2016 and PMK 172/2023. It emphasizes that the use of post-tax year data by tax auditors risks violating the fundamental principles of the ex-ante approach, potentially leading to unfairness and legal uncertainty for taxpayers.
Karsino Miarso | Partner
Tax Amnesty II : Beware of Dishonest Taxpayers
The audit-free guarantee potentially opens a loophole for taxpayers dishonest taxpayers to outwit voluntary compliance by being dishonest in reporting assets to avoid lengthy and grueling tax audits.
Karsino Miarso | Partner
Buy Now, Before VAT and Prices Soar Next Year
The "Buy now before VAT and Prices Soar" marketing campaign will probably flare up during the transition between object expansion and VAT rate increase starting in the second quarter of 2022.
