Correct. And as non-residents you won't owe New Jersey taxes but filing a return to get withheld money back is a hassle.
Their math is weirder. They take all of your income as though you had lived in Jersey the full year and decide on the tax on that and then prorate the amount of tax. It results in a higher tax to New Jersey that way.
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