Yes. If he is a PA resident, then the IRA withdrawal is taxable in PA.
As you walk through the other states, you will be given the opportunity to remove income that should not be taxed by MA or CA. In both of these states you will simply select that that is not income allocable to those states.
For the work in MA and Ca, you will file the non resident returns first claiming only the income earned in those states. Then you would take a credit on your PA return for taxes paid to MA and CA.
Why do you say he is a MA resident and a PA resident? Is he only temporarily in MA?
Multiple States
File Non Resident State Return
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