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A lot of near-retirees reach the same point. They want to move retirement money into a new IRA, sometimes a self-directed account for physical gold or silver, and then one question stops them cold: will this trigger taxes? That concern is justified. IRA rollover taxes often come down to process, timing, and paperwork. A move that looks simple on paper can become a taxable distribution if the funds travel the wrong way, arrive late, or land in the wrong account structure. Understanding IRA Rollover Taxes A rollover tax problem usually starts with a basic misunderstanding. Many people assume that moving retirement money is automatically tax-free. It isn't. If a retiree wants to shift assets from…