Sumac. I have the yellow Tigereye or something which I love. I will search for an image because there are several species. They grow wild here and turn red in fall.

You can find it search and get more info. I didn't read this; it is the first thing I found.

Here is a link that might be useful: sumac

I think either staghorn sumac or smooth sumac. If you can get up close, staghorn has hairy stems and smooth has smooth stems. Or maybe someone else can tell from the photo.
I saw some sumac along the roadside here this week that is already turning a beautiful red fall color.
Some varieties might be too aggressive to plant in your yard so be careful.

Thanks so much!

I had a sprout near the foundation that I was hoping was an elderberry; but was sumac so I cut it down. They will colonize a very large area. I do enjoy seeing them in the fall in the wild though.

Their fall color lasts a long time.
A Winged Sumac came up next to our fence and I couldn't leave it there but didn't have the heart to kill it, so I dug it up and put it in a big container on our patio. I think it's been through at least three winters and still alive. It has a bloom on it right now.