If I have gambling winnings in NJ, but am a resident of PA, do i need to claim this on State/Federal for both states?

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If I have gambling winnings in NJ, but am a resident of PA, do i need to claim this on State/Federal for both states?

Yes.

Gambling winnings are considered taxable income by the IRS. Pennsylvania taxes gambling income of residents regardless of where the gambling income was won as well.

See the residents in the following PDF document:

Gambling and Lottery Winnings

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