The state of Maryland voted to tax all bank businesses that were not done with the state banks as a means to tax people who lived in Maryland but did business with banks in other states. After congress had passed an act that allowed Federal banks to be located within the individual states, Maryland passed an act that placed these and all other banks/financial institutions operating within the state under the taxation model of Maryland. Giving Maryland the right to tax these financial institutions. The case of McColloch v Maryland, a ground breaking- landmark of a case, dealt with the formation of a federal bank and a series of individual banks. Heard in 1819, the case was tried in the Supreme court. Andrew McCulloch, an appointed manager of
