Yes. According to the PA
Department of Revenue website:
A tax treaty between the U.S. Government and a foreign country has no effect on Pennsylvania tax law. If you are domiciled in, and a citizen of a foreign country, but maintained a permanent abode in Pennsylvania and spent a total of 183 days or more in Pennsylvania, you are considered to be a Pennsylvania resident for tax purposes.
As a resident of Pennsylvania your income from all sources inside and outside of Pennsylvania is taxable and reportable.
If you did not maintain a permanent abode in Pennsylvania or spent less than 183 days in Pennsylvania only your income from a Pennsylvania source is taxable and reportable.
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