Explanation:

- When shares are forfeited and later reissued, any profit made is often considered of a capital nature.

- General Reserve: It's used for general corporate purposes and not typically for profits from share transactions.

- Securities Premium: Arises when shares are issued at a price over their nominal value but isn't directly related to forfeiture and reissue profits.

- Capital Reserve: Often used for profits from transactions like the resale of forfeited shares. It's reserved for capital purposes and not for distribution as dividends.

- Revenue Reserve: Typically for profits generated from regular business operations.