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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court came down against double taxation Monday in a case that could cost some states and cities millions of dollars. The justices sided with taxpayers over governments in a case that tested Maryland's income tax system, which does not grant a full credit to residents who also pay income taxes in states where they work. Read More |