If you take distributions from retirement plans of any type in your state of permanent residence, you can only be taxed by that particular state.
Your distributions are not considered MA source income and are taxable on NJ return. Don't check on your return that you earned money from another state if you don't have any other income from MA.
For more information, check Non-Resident Income Tax
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