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The pension/annuity income exclusion is correct if government employee. NY and NJ may have a claim. The income is taxable to you as it would be to the holder. For example, you didn't hold the ROTH over 5 years, but someone did.
NY taxes NY sourced income. See Nonresidents: New York source income for the fine lines of taxable or not. You could have NY taxable income. Just like your wages, they would be included in the NY income taxed by NY to receive a NJ credit.
Regarding the pension exclusion: Information for retired persons - Tax.NY.gov states: If you received pension and annuity income as the beneficiary of a deceased officer or employee of the United States, New York State, or local government within New York State, you may also make this subtraction to the extent that the distributions are included in your federal adjusted gross income.
NYS & Local Retirement System states: NYSLRS pensions are not subject to New York State or local income tax, but if you move to another state, that state may tax your pension.
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