Legal Status of the Company

DjCj Entertainment is a fully qualified professional deejay company that operates under the state laws of Texas as a sole proprietorship. DjCj Entertainment is completely owned by Chris Muenchow who retains all the debts and profits of the company. DjCj Entertainment is a registered business in the state of Texas (filed at the Travis County Clerks Office in Austin, TX). All company income is filed through the individual tax account of its owner.

Music Library Licensing

In the United States, mobile DJ's aren't required to obtain licenses from ASCAP, BMI, or SESAC. These organizations instead license the venues where we play (hotels, bars, restaurants, etc.) Mobile DJ's are not required to obtain licenses to play prerecorded music at private events, such as weddings or private (not-for-profit) parties. If the event will charge admission, then the event holder or venue are required to pay the fees appropriate for their venue.

Liability Insurance

DjCj currently holds a liability insurance policy with wedj.com underwritten by Mavon & Co . Although we find that our services are not hazardous to our clients or the venues in which we play we are aware that accidents can happen. A copy of our insurance binder is available for all clients and venues needing to verify our status as a liable company.

Sales Tax

DjCj does not collect or pay sales tax to the state of Texas. According to the Tax Policy division of the Texas Comptroller’s Office of Public Accounts a mobile deejay is not required to collect sales tax “when the DJ performs at a wedding, party or other such event and the person hosting such event does not charge an admission to attend.  When the person hosting the event charges an admission price to attend and provides entertainment they are required to collect tax on the cost to attend the event.  If based on the engagement contract the DJ shares in the price of the admission the entire door charge is taxable.  The tax on admissions to an event is discussed in detail in Rule 3.298 addressing amusement services.“