Assuming these are 2 different jobs-
If the first W-2 is for wages EARNED in NJ, and the second W-2 is for wages EARNED in PA,
file a NON-resident PA return and claim the wages earned there.
Next, file a RESIDENT return for NJ and claim ALL your income. You will get a credit on your NJ for the tax you pay to PA.
Always do the non-resident return FIRST so the program knows what to enter for the credit on the resident return.
IF BOTH W-2 are reporting the same job, please continue the question and provide more information.
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