Absolutely. Most businesses that have business transactions occur in Hawaii have to pay the GET. This applies to business that sells goods or provides services.
Business: DLYTE SERVICES LLC DBA DJ DLYTE

We have full liability insurance policy with a coverage value of $2,000,000. We are happy to provide you or your venue with a copy of our insurance policy upon request.
Liability Insurance covers the DJ, the Venue, and YOU in case of an accident caused by DJ equipment. There is always a chance that someone will trip and fall and seriously get injured. Nowadays, you don’t know if that person is going to turn around and sue you, the person that invited him/her to your party. Without the DJ’s liability insurance, there is a chance you will have to pay for those costs.
In short, the Venue may require the DJ (and other vendors, photographer, videographer, etc) to carry liability insurance. True professional DJs will have it (weekend-warriors probably won’t) and it’s a simple way to ensure your event will be a day to remember in a good way, not in a courtroom.

Upon submitting the form a proposal is generated. After accepting the proposal an invoice is created. Once the invoice link is accessed you will receive an email from Adobe Sign with instructions to electronically sign the contract.
Both parties must sign the contract before any payment can be made. After signing of contract payment options will become available.

It depends on the date. Some clients choose to contract a year or more in advance, while some are comfortable waiting until several months prior. Saturdays are the busiest nights, so waiting too long to hire a DJ (or any service) for a Saturday night might lead to disappointment. We only require a $200 deposit to lock in your date.

No, we do not double-book. The first deposit/contract received is the one we will honor. Basically, first come first served. Once we have the deposit and the contract is signed, we are joined at the hip for your event.