Diastereoselective α-hydroxyamination of N-tert-butanesulfinyl imidates using nitrosoarenes is reported. A catalytic amount of base effectively promotes the hydroxyamination reaction of α-aryl-substituted imidates, and the resulting α-hydroxyamino imidates can be transformed into a range of synthetically useful intermediates.
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