Rolled over to Gold IRA, now what about taxes?

• •Okay, so I finally pulled the trigger on a Gold IRA rollover.
• •Managed to get about $75k over (it was a pretty small 401k from an old job), and the process itself wasn't too bad, surprisingly.
• •The company I went with in Denver was super helpful in guiding me through the paperwork.

Okay, so I finally pulled the trigger on a Gold IRA rollover. My old 401(k) was just sitting there, not really doing anything exciting, and with all the economic uncertainty, I felt like locking in some physical assets was a smarter play. Managed to get about $75k over (it was a pretty small 401k from an old job), and the process itself wasn't too bad, surprisingly. The company I went with in Denver was super helpful in guiding me through the paperwork.

My big question now is around tax considerations. Since it was a direct rollover from a pre-tax 401(k) to a pre-tax Gold IRA, I'm assuming there's no immediate tax hit, right? That's what the broker told me, but I'm a small business owner, and taxes are always on my mind. I'm used to dealing with quarterly estimates for my own business, so anything related to retirement accounts feels a bit like a different beast. I'm trying to make sure I don't accidentally get hit with some unexpected penalty down the line because I missed a detail about the rollover itself.

What should I be looking out for specifically this tax season, or even in future years? Are there any reporting forms I need to ensure I receive, or that my Gold IRA custodian submits? And eventually, when I do decide to take distributions (hopefully a long time from now!), is it just treated like any other traditional IRA distribution? Any advice from people who've done this before would be super appreciated. Just want to make sure all my bases are covered.