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On account of her constant tardiness, the firm finally decided to let her go.

On account from her constant tardiness, the firm finally decided to let her go.

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On account of her constant tardiness, the firm finally decided to let her go.

On account from her constant tardiness, the firm finally decided to let her go.

The correct idiom is "on account of." No other preposition works in the place of the "of."
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