About Solstice Law

Solstice Law is a Toronto law firm that focuses on legal work for crypto and digital asset clients under the Web3 umbrella. It operates as Solstice Law Professional Corporation and is run by founder Anish Kamboj, who previously practised at a Bay Street law firm before starting a firm built around the needs of crypto natives. The practice covers token distributions using offshore and domestic structures, crypto tax audits and disputes, departure tax planning for clients relocating to other tax jurisdictions, and Web3 regulatory compliance, alongside more traditional tax planning, tax litigation and dispute resolution with the CRA, business planning and entity formation, and fractional general counsel work. Solstice Law draws on a network of legal, accounting and financial professionals to support this work.

The firm keeps an active blog on crypto tax issues in Canada, with posts on Canada's proposed adoption of the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework, the tax treatment of DAO memberships, GST and HST on NFT sales, taxable crypto lending scenarios, and paying employees in crypto. Anish Kamboj writes most of the posts, and Mattheus Lawford has contributed as well, including a July 2026 post on the reporting framework.

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The neighbourhood

Solstice Law's Toronto office is at 150 King Street West, in the Sun Life Centre at the corner of King Street West and University Avenue. The building was Sun Life Financial's global head office until 2017 and now houses the Bank of Canada's regional office, in the middle of the city's Financial District. It connects to the PATH system and sits a short walk from St. Andrew subway station.

Frequently asked questions

Does Solstice Law handle CRA audits involving cryptocurrency?
Yes. Crypto tax audits and disputes are among the firm's listed services, along with help with voluntary disclosure when past crypto reporting needs to be corrected.
Can Solstice Law help structure a token distribution?
Yes. Advising on token distributions, using both offshore and domestic structures, is one of the firm's core Web3 services.
I'm planning to leave Canada and I hold crypto assets. Does Solstice Law do departure tax planning?
Yes. Departure tax planning for clients relocating to other tax jurisdictions is listed among the firm's Web3 services.
Does Solstice Law only work with individuals, or with crypto businesses too?
Both. Alongside personal crypto tax matters, the firm handles business planning and entity formation, and offers fractional general counsel work for Web3 companies.
How do I book a consultation with Solstice Law?
The firm's contact page offers a Book a Meeting option through Calendly, plus a phone number and email for the Toronto office.

Where to find them

150 King Street West, Suite 200, Toronto, Ontario M5H 1J9 · 416-450-1026

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