We show the first examples of one-pot tandem sulfamoylation/-Michael reactions for the preparation of oxathiazinane dioxide heterocycles from linear alkenyl alcohol precursors. Our optimized protocols are tolerant of a variety of functional groups and provide products that are amenable for further transformations. The reactions scale well, and no special precautions are required to exclude air or ambient moisture.

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