South Corp. was considering various dividend options to provide a return on investment to those who hold South Corp.common stock, South Corp. had 3,000 shares of common stock issued and outstanding with a par value of $6 per share. The number of common stock shares issued by South Corp. has not changed over the past five years. On September 1, the market value of South Corp.common stock was $30. A. In the accounting records of South Corp., record the issuance of common stock five years ago when the company began operations. At that time, 3,000 shares were issued with a $6 par value per share at a market price of $15 per share. (5 points) B. In the accounting records of South Corp., record a common stock cash dividend of $4 per share on May 1, the declaration date. (3 points) C. In the accounting records of South Corp., record a common stock cash dividend of $4 per share on May 15, the date of record. (1 point) D. In the accounting records of South Corp., record a common stock cash dividend of $4 per share on June 1, the payment date. (3 points) E. In the accounting records of South Corp. record a 30% common stock dividend on August 1, the declaration date. (3 points) F. In the accounting records of South Corp., record a 30% common stock dividend on September 1, the payment date(3 points) G. Instead of a common stock dividend in e, and f., South Corp. declares a 2-for-1 stock split. How much is the common stock par value per share after the stock split? (1 point) H. For the stock split in g., how many outstanding common stock shares will there be after the stock split? (1 point)