Yes, it needs to be reported on the NY return. She will be taxed in her state of residency, which is NY. You will want to start the non-resident state return first, and then move on to the resident state. This will ensure that any credits/deductions/reciprocity for withholding paid to a non-resident state are properly adjusted.
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