In the McCulloch v. Maryland decision, the Supreme Court supported the National Bank of the United States legality, enhanced the implied powers of Congress, and promoted economic prosperity.
The bank cannot be subject to a tax in Maryland. The Court ruled unanimously that Maryland could not charge national government tools used to carry out its constitutional duties and that Congress had the authority to establish the bank.
The court determined that the federal government had the right and power to establish a federal bank and that states lacked the ability to tax the federal government. The Federal Government won the case, and Marshall came to the conclusion that "the power to tax implies the right to destroy."
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