I currently work as a contractor for the Quebec government. I met with a trustee to discuss the possibility of filing a consumer proposal. If I owe money to Revenu Québec for unpaid past taxes and this amount is included in the proposal, is there a risk that my manager at work will find out about my proposal? I would prefer that people in my office not know. Does Revenu Québec usually inform other government departments? I don't mind if the Human Resources department in Quebec City finds out, but will my local manager be informed?
In my opinion, no. The Ministry of Revenue is bound by total confidentiality regarding taxpayer files.
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