Can socialism be enacted by states?

It is not easy to make any changes to the prevailing taxation norms of a country and the same applies to a democratic Republic like India, which has a total number of 29 states with all growing powerful day by day. This thereby landed up creating problem for the central government with the decision of implementing the GST bill even though GST impact was subject to be similar for people and governments throughout the country.

The issues related to implementation of GST were classified in two categories:
The Reluctant Attitude of the States: The first major problem that came into light is the reluctant attitude of some state governments with the implementation of this bill. Most of the state governments have a fear of losing out funds/money despite the central government's proposed tax revenue sharing program.
Logistics: Both the state and the central government has to implement GST simultaneously. But Central governments due to the lack of constitutional authorization to raise tax without acceptance by the state governments, is at the mercy of the latter for the implementation of GST.

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It's true that Social Security retirement payments are classified as "federal benefit payments." The word "benefits" has been applied to Social Security retirement payments since the Social Security program was enacted in the 1930s. The terminology is also not unique to Social Security, as the phrase "federal benefit payments" applies to a broad class of payments made to (or on behalf of) individuals under federal government programs - everything from Social Security Disability Insurance to Medicare to farm subsidies are considered "federal benefit payments." The fact that workers themselves contribute much of the money that goes into the Social Security retirement fund doesn't affect its classification as a benefit. They benefit the person who cashes the check.

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It is either the legislative branch or a part of the legislative branch of a representational government. It's duties are to pass the bills that have passed the house majority and is one of the final stops for a legal bill to become enacted into law. Depending on which nation's senate (or state), there may be other duties as described by that state entity's constitution/article of confederation/charter/etc. I suggest consulting a Government/Civics text book for further details.

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