Suggestion for good T-SQL code formatting rules and tools

Dear collegues, I am struggeling with finding a good standard for our T-SQL code layout and indentation. Also, I would like to introduce a tool at our company that does the code layout for you. I have a couple of questions.

1.	Do you know of any good tools?
2.	If so, can you change the layout the tool produces?
3.	Do you have any advise on the below variants?

Would you prefer the first variant below, the second variant or another (including a reason why)?

SELECT TAB.name AS ObjectName, COL.name AS ColumnName

FROM sys.tables AS TAB

INNER JOIN sys.columns AS COL

ON (COL.object_id = TAB.object_id)

WHERE (COL.is_sparse = 0)

AND COL.is_xml_document = 0;

SELECT	TAB.name AS ObjectName
,	COL.name AS ColumnName
FROM	sys.tables AS TAB
INNER	JOIN sys.columns AS COL
	ON (COL.object_id = TAB.object_id)
WHERE	(COL.is_sparse = 0)
AND	COL.is_xml_document = 0;

P.S.: I am struggeling with HTML. Imagine the ON clause in the first statement to be indented four spaces.