KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS
1. Leveraged contacts in the banking industry to help many clients gain initial and increased lines of business credit.
2. Successfully negotiated and argued interpretation of NYS law saving client over $10M in tax and penalties.
WHAT THIS MEANS FOR OUR CLIENTS
1. Better LOC terms with minimal fuss.
2. No situation is completely hopeless.
BACKGROUND
With over thirty years at Roth&Co, Alan Botwinick is partner and Co-chair of our highly specialized Real Estate Department. Alan’s knowledge and client portfolio is diverse and encompasses many industries, including wholesale and distribution companies, high net worth individuals, family businesses, and private corporations.
Alan’s primary passion is managing the innumerable intricacies that are associated with owning, operating, investing, and syndicating Real Estate entities. He excels in finding creative solutions to tough tax problems and complex property ownership structures.
EXPERIENCE
Alan began his accounting career at Roth&Co, and his persistent attention to detail, along with strong client relationships, quickly propelled him from junior to partner within 13 years. Alan’s thirty years of dedication to Roth&Co clients has established him as a mainstay of the firm and as the backbone of the Real Estate division. His drive, dedication to clients, and ability to develop and deliver exceptional resources is in strong demand. These outstanding qualities allow him to deliver the valuable results and strategic resources his clients seek and deserve.
EDUCATION
Alan received his B.S. (Honors) in Accounting and Economics from Queens College, is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants NYSSCPA).
BEYOND ROTH&CO
Alan is a regular on the basketball court and when he’s not playing, he’s rooting for his favorite New York sports teams – the Mets, Knicks, Rangers, Jets and Giants. Alan lives with his family in the Five Towns and acts as Treasurer of the Achiezer Community Resource Center and as Gabbai for his local synagogue.
