New Jersey residents are taxed on income earned everywhere.
When you say your 1099-NEC is from Pennsylvania, do you mean the payor is located in Pennsylvania or is your address listed as Pennsylvania?
Either way, it does not matter.
You are taxed according to where you live and work. If you lived and worked in NJ, then all your income is taxed by NU and you have no PA income.
If you work in both NJ and PA, then any income you earn in PA is taxable to Harrisburg. You would file a resident NJ resident and a nonresident PA return.
TurboTax will not ask for your state if you leave Boxes 5-7 blank. Try deleting and reentering your 1099-NEC without any entries in Boxes 5-7. TurboTax will transfer your 1099-NEC income to NJ without a state code.
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