Condies has opened its new office at City Quay in Dundee.
The site is designed to accommodate up to 20 additional staff members and is equipped with the latest technology and infrastructure.
Graham Parker, client director at the accountancy and advisory firm, said: "Our goal is to provide our clients with the best possible experience, and this new location will allow us to better serve our clients in the region.
"With the new office, we aim to grow our fees by 20% and strengthen our position as a leading firm in Scotland."
Condies has also appointed Brona MacDougall as tax director for personal tax planning and advisory, inheritance tax planning, trust and estate advisory.
She initially trained and worked as a doctor, before transitioning into the accounting and tax industry in Oban, before becoming a tax partner with JRW in the Scottish Borders.
During her time at JRW, she developed a reputation for her ability to rationalise trust structures, decrease tax liabilities and simplify administration, particularly for legal firms.
MacDougall's expertise in inheritance tax planning and advisory is evident through her authorship of the book Inheritance Tax in Scotland, which was published by Bloomsbury.
In her new role at Condies, she hopes to provide clients with holistic and whole-of-life tax planning advice, while working with local legal firms to expand the company's client base.
"I believe that tax planning should be a holistic process, taking into account all aspects of a client's life and business - I look forward to working with the team to provide innovative solutions and excellent service to our clients." said MacDougall.
"We are thrilled to have Brona join our team as tax director," said Pauline Hogg, managing director at Condies. "Her unique background and expertise in tax planning and advisory will be a valuable asset to our clients, and we look forward to working with her to provide the best possible service."
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