@eaglesfan22 @ErnieS0 is correct. It sounds like you now work for a company located in TX where there is no income taxes to that state.
Additionally, it sounds like you may live in NY so you would be a resident of NY and all the income is taxable to NY as your home state as you work from home. Benefit for you is TX has no income tax so there would be no double taxation and no need to get a credit for taxes paid to other states when you prepare your NY return.
If this may be your situation going forward, you may want to think of tax planning for your residency.
Did your employer withhold NY state taxes on your return hopefully as if not, you need them too or you will have to pay estimated taxes going forward.
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