Did you code the SIT to NY?  If you did, PTO will flow the number correctly to both IT-2 and IT-201.

To e-file the state return with SIT, you'll also need to fill out at least the State and State EIN under Electronic Filing (W-2 State/Local).

If this is an outbound assignee and it's a not repatriate year, my question would be whether you have considered breaking NY state tax residency at least during the assignment period even though a bit of low level planning may be necessary.

I completed the Form 2555 Foreign Wages screen with Electronic Filing Section completed as NY.  

Have been away from NYC since 2017 to date. Only went back to NYC for 2 weeks or so for visit. The wages amount and withholding taxes amounts are not carrying over to IT-2 and IT-201 Line 72,73

 I changed the tax return to IT-203, and it can allow state coding of wages and withholding to NYS.   

SIT must be entered on the separate line for SIT in order for TO to flow the withholding to the correct state return.  What you complete under the electronic filing section is merely for e-filing.

For a presence of only 2 weeks, you should really consider his residency status in NY.

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@bnptax wrote:

 I changed the tax return to IT-203, and it can allow state coding of wages and withholding to NYS.   

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The coding for IT-201 and IT-203 works exactly the same way.  The line entry for SIT does not differentiate between these two forms.

Good point. Basically away from USA and NY since 2017, only back to NY to visit parents, to date there is no plan or intention to go back to NY for permanent residence.

If I select IT-201 Form 2555 Foreign wages screen does NOT allow state coding. But if IT-203 Form 2555 Foreign wages screen allows state coding