There are 5 states that tax remote workers, and New Jersey is one of them.
You should end up filing a New Jersey return and being taxed on the income you earned while working for a New Jersey employer or client.
California is not one of the states.
Do the New Jersey state tax first. That way a credit for those taxes paid (to New Jersey) should flow to the Massachusetts state return.
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