If you are living in Louisiana, but the LLC was still earning income in Pennsylvania, you will file a Part-Year resident return for PA (or non-resident if you did not live in PA in 2022) and claim the income earned in PA. You don't really report the "disbursement" you report what the LLC earned in taxable income. The income from Schedule C flows to the Taxpayer, so there really is no "disbursement" just the amount of income that the taxpayer needs to claim on Schedule C for that business. If the business moves mid-year, you only claim what was earned while it was in that state. You can't find this information on your federal tax return, you need to figure this from your company records, such as QuickBooks.
Next, you file a Resident return for Louisiana (or Part-Year Resident return if you only moved there in 2022).
If the business was in PA all year, and that is the ONLY source of income you have, you will claim all the income the business (you) earned on the PA return.
If you were a resident all year in LA, you will claim all the income for the year.
(If only part-year, only claim what was earned while you lived there)
You are not double-taxed because in this situation, the state you live in now (LA) will give you a credit for the tax you pay in PA.
To do this in TurboTax always do the former state (PA) FIRST, then when you do the LA return, the program knows the amount of tax to credit on the LA return.
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