On NJ Tax form, for income taxed by NY, do I use the NY AGI or NY Taxable Income amt?

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» On NJ Tax form, for income taxed by NY, do I use the NY AGI or NY Taxable Income amt?

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On NJ Tax form, for income taxed by NY, do I use the NY AGI or NY Taxable Income amt?

When filling out the NJ Income Tax form, I have to identify the amount of income taxed by NY State. Do I use the Adjusted Gross Income value (NY form IT-203) line 31, or the NY Taxable Income value from line 37?

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