@Opus 17
You are correct that I read his/her question as referring to a New York State company. And in my defense, "working for a company at their TX location" does not sound like the company is headquartered in Texas.
However, it is a valid point for the taxpayer to determine if the company is in fact a New York State based company. If so, then the taxpayer lists all income as New York source income. If no, then only the income earned while physically present in New York is New York source income.
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