I think that Acts clearly PERMITS Christians to live in quasi-communist communal arrangements, presumably voluntarily.
Some monasteries traditionally worked on a “from each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs,” basis. It worked to a degree, in as much as they had taken vows of poverty...but even in such cases, I believe there was some barter commerce or outside sales of goods and services to surrounding communities. Also, such systems worked because they were God-centered, which is the antithesis of Marxist communism.
I knew some folks who decided to live in communes in the '60s - they discovered that too few did all the work and the rest leeched off them...came away a bit disillusioned about their precious Communism...