I rather imagine (without having done a detailed study on New Jersey), that the medical expenses taken on the New Jersey return need to be taken in 2022 - the year the dollars were spent, not in 2030.
Yes, with the ability to reimburse yourself years later, the IRS has created a conundrum, but oh well. Just write done what you did and why,
I think that what I wrote in 2019 (actually earlier) is still correct. But it emphasizes the need to document what you did, because there is no way to remember what you did a year later.
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