Trimethyltin hypophosphite, Me3SnPO2H2, bis(trimethyltin) phosphite dihydrate, (Me3Sn)2PO3H.2H2O, and bis(triphenyltin) phosphite, (Ph3Sn)2PO3H, have been obtained from the organotin chloride and aqueous solutions of the sodium salt of the corresponding phosphorus oxy-acid. (Me3Sn)2PO3H.2H2O can be dehydrated under vacuum at 25 °C, but disproportionation occurs on heating. Tris(trimethyltin) orthophosphate, (Me3Sn)3PO4, was prepared from trimethyltin chloride and silver phosphate in methanol and gave an adduct formulated as [Formula: see text] after recrystallization from 1,4-dioxane. Vibrational spectra and Mössbauer data for Me3SnPO2H2 are consistent with a trigonal bipyramidal structure in which planar Me3Sn groups are bridged symmetrically by PO2H2 groups. The Mössbauer spectra of (Me3Sn)2PO3H, (Ph3Sn)2PO3H, and (Me3Sn)2PO3H.2H2O suggest that the two tin atoms are in similar (probably pentacoordinate) environments, implying at least one three coordinate oxygen per formula unit. For (Me3Sn)3PO4, the vibrational spectra, Mössbauer data, and physical properties are consistent with a weakly associated structure in which all three tin atoms are in similar environments. It is suggested that association is achieved via the phosphoryl (P=O) oxygen atom, which is weakly coordinated to three tin atoms leading to a distortion of the tetrahedral arrangement around tin towards trigonal bipyramidal.