Answer:
e. No entry is made for this transaction.
Step-by-step explanation:
When a corporation splits stocks it doesn't have to record any type of journal entry. This happens because no account balance actually changes, only the total number of stocks outstanding and the par value per stock will change. But the balance of the common stocks account will be the same.
This type of transactions are recorded in the footnotes or in a memo entry in the financial statements, but no journal entry.