Best solution would be for the W-2 to be corrected to show zero MA income.
But if your W-2 shows MA income, MA is likely to look for a return from you. So yes, in that case you should submit a non-resident MA return, allocating zero income to MA. If MA subsequently questions that return, you'll be able to explain what happened.
Remember that ALL your 2023 income will be taxable by your new State of Residence, including any mistakenly allotted to MA on your W-2.
**Answers are correct to the best of my ability but do not constitute tax or legal advice.
