Not exactly- income, in general, is sourced to the place it was earned or received in *.
For state tax purposes, you report and pay tax (if required) as a NONRESIDENT on state source income.
For your RESIDENT state, you must report all income regardless of source. To avoid double- tax on the same income, a resident state usually gives a credit for the tax paid to the nonresident state.
* Some income, like retirement, bank interest etc, is only state source income in the person's resident state.
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