Annotation

The article explores the social value of the state's financial sovereignty as the ability to independently allocate funds for social issues and fulfill social obligations towards its citizens, regardless of other public legal entities. The purpose of the study is to demonstrate the relationship between the state's financial sovereignty and its ability to achieve national priorities, including social issues in the Russian Federation. Using formal legal, political-legal, and historical approaches, as well as official data from financial agencies, the author concludes that despite the current geopolitical challenges, the Russian state remains committed to its national goal of improving the quality of life and welfare for its citizens.