Yes, NJ seems to be duplicated. You would just count the Ct. taxes for the amount that the employer based Ct company paid you in taxes as well as the taxes from GA. You see Ct is one of those state that adopt the "convenience rule" which means that the company may withhold taxes from the state they are incorporated in although the employee will work remotely in his homestate namely; NJ in your case. So in essence, the NJ tax wages are really the Ct tax wages. So go ahead and remove the 27,600 from NJ. On NJ, you should have the 46,000 taxed to you which would be carried forward from your federal.
You will consequently receive a credit on your NJ taxes for the state taxes held in Ct to avoid being taxed twice both by Ct and by NJ.
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