Would have really downvoted for such a WRONG advice from so called "expert" ROBERT. RSU taxes are not capital gains but part of your W2 income taxed at wage bracket as per federal and state law.
They only become capital gains when "Employee (Note: Employee) decides to sell them!) at which employee has to get RIGHT cost basis from brokerage as brokerage mostly will give cost basis 0 since they were RSUs."
The person here is specifically stuck with bug in TT that it does not direct you either to IT 203 and IT 203F schedule B for filing their NY tax as NR income on RSU.
